The Tracy Morgan Show

Synopsis

Tracy Morgan portrays "Tracy Mitchell", who is the owner of an auto repair garage. He has a wife named Alicia (Tamala Jones), a teenaged son named Derrick (Marc John Jefferies) and a seven-year-old named Jimmy (Bobb'e J. Thompson) as well as Aunt Pearl (Esther Scott).

Cast

Main

• Tracy Morgan – Tracy Mitchell
• Tamala Jones – Alicia Mitchell
• Marc John Jefferies – Derrick Mitchell
• Bobb'e J. Thompson – Jimmy Mitchell
• Katt Williams – Freddie
• Heavy D – Bernard
• John Witherspoon – Spoon

Supporting

• Bre Blair – Marcy
• Keesha Sharp – Linda Berry
• Myzel Robinson – Robert Berry
• Debra Jo Rupp – Ms. Laneworthy
• Tracy Morgan, Jr. – Superintendent Albano/Jack

Production

The series was created by David M. Israel and Jim O'Doherty, who also served as executive producers. Additional executive producers include Marcy Carsey, Caryn Mandabach, Lorne Michaels, David Miner, and Tom Werner.

Cast member Heavy D composed the series' music and theme song.

Bobb'e J. Thompson would go on to play a Tracy Morgan character's son a second time in the hit series 30 Rock.

Episodes

Broadcast and syndication

In 2006, The Box Comedy aired the series, including the two unaired episodes. It disappeared when the channel was transformed to Comedy Central, until it was rerun in 2010. The show is currently aired by Comedy Central Family. On May 31, 2010, TV One aired the series in its entirety, including the two unaired episodes.

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